A few things of interest have drifted across my desk in the last few days.
2008 Gun Rights Policy Conference---I leave tomorrow morning for Phoenix to attend the GRPC. I still don’t know what the agenda will be, but I’m looking forward to getting out of town for a while. Look for a report sometime next week.
Prefiled Bills for the 75th Session of the Nevada State Legislature---We are just a few months away from the beginning of the next legislative session. The following firearms related bill have been prefiled:
138--Settlemeyer sponsor--changes concerning firearms
15-200--Heck sponsor--Revises provisions regarding the carrying of a concealed firearms
15-255--Mortenson sponsor--establishes castle doctrine
512--Bobzien sponsor--establishes an apprentice hunter program
I believe that the first two, 138 & 15-200, are to allow the individual qualifying one semi-automatic be allowed to carry any semi-automatic without having to go through the qualification process again. We’ve already mentioned Assemblyman Mortenson’s proposed Castle Doctrine bill. Finally Assemblyman Dave Bobzien has prefiled a bill addressing an apprentice hunter program. My understanding of this concept is to allow youngsters to go hunting with an experienced hunter acting as a teacher.
None of these prefiled bills are currently available for us to examine, but when they are we’ll let you know.
Fact checkers can’t get it right---My good friend Elizabeth Crum over at
“E!! The True Conservative Story” put me onto this one. Over at
National Review Jim Geraghty provides a fact check on the “fact checkers” concerning the NRA’s attack on Obama’s record on guns. Read this interesting article
HERE. It basically proves that the NRA got it right!
Can you hear me now?---
The Las Vegas Sun reported today on a lawsuit filed by a former Channel 13 reporterette, Christina Brown. Ms. Brown is suing the Las Vegas Metro Police Department because they let her shoot some of their semi-auto rifles back in 2006. You just got to read
THIS!
I can think of a bunch of snappy comments on this woman’s claim, but as I’m a tinnitus sufferer myself, I can relate to what she’s going through. I can’t relate to her methods of relief, however. There is no cure for tinnitus and no amount of money will allow her to hear as she did before the event. Whether shooting “more than 50 rounds” of .223 with muff type hearing protection lead to her tinnitus will be up to a jury to decide, I guess.
WE MUST REMAIN EVER VIGILANT…EVER WATCHFUL